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With a smile on her face and thick tidy hair, Pav Pak sits on a mat tying a pattern for weaving on an ikat under a wooden house on stilts located in Siem Reap province where she has worked for the Institute of Khmer Traditional Textiles (IKTT) for more than two decades.
The Khmer Traditional Textile Organisation (IKTT) produces various silk fabric items from Cambodia-sourced textiles using traditional Khmer techniques including skirts, handkerchiefs, sarongs, scarves or krama, tarpaulins or blankets and women’s accessories such as hair ties or bows.
The Khmer Traditional Textile Organisation (IKTT) produces various silk fabric items from Cambodia-sourced textiles using traditional Khmer techniques including skirts, handkerchiefs, sarongs, scarves or krama, tarpaulins or blankets and women’s accessories such as hair ties or bows.